This was by far the most expensive campsite of our entire trip, even though it's quite small and offers hardly any amenities – just one shower and two toilets. We paid 420 NOK per night, including electricity, and another 50 NOK for the washing machine and 50 NOK for the dryer. We've honestly never paid that much anywhere else. The campsite is charming and very natural, and you're right at the edge of the fjord. So it's a good alternative to wild camping.

Unfortunately, toilet disposal is no longer possible here, closed

After being so spoiled with water and waste disposal in Sweden, things are pretty bad here in Finland along the European route. At a gas station here, you can fill up with fresh water and, somewhat inconveniently, empty the toilet for a total of €7, but there's no greywater disposal. Still, a nice place to sleep for €10.

A very simple place to refill and dispose of waste, all free of charge, beautifully located right next to a harbor with a delicious fish stall. It's worth a stop.

There's a parking lot in front of an inn, right on the road through the village, but it's not a problem. It's great that we're allowed to park here.